Donald Trump: Hillary ‘killed hundreds of thousands of people with her stupidity’

He spoke as Mr Cruz leap-frogged him to lead in Iowa with 31% support, leaving Mr Trump trailing on 21% in the Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll.

At his most combative, the property mogul accused Clinton, who served as Barrack Obama’s Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013, of killing hundreds of thousands as a result of her handling of foreign policy.

“We should be supporting them, not scapegoating them”, Clinton said at a forum in December. Yet if the Vermont Senator can turn out first-time caucus goers and younger Iowans, he could pose a threat to the former secretary of state. “We are great and we are going to stay great and get greater”.

Addressing the National Immigrant Immigration Conference – a three-day gathering of immigrant rights activists and policymakers – the Democratic presidential front-runner also contrasted her increasingly liberal immigration platform with the hard-line positions of GOP opponents. It looks like, she practices in front of a mirror for two hours, Donald Trump said, I think he’s unsafe. She talks about me being not safe.

“And what he’s saying now is not only shameful and wrong – it’s risky”, Clinton said.

Whether or not Trump’s candidacy is a farce, his words and actions have had a very real effect on race relations in the US and no outside motivation could justify the harm he has done. “We will change that”, Sanders said.

Clinton also is locking in her supporters at a higher rate than Sanders; 64 percent of Clinton supporters say they’ve made up their mind and can’t be persuaded to support a different candidate as their top choice, while 55 percent of Sanders’ supporters say their minds are made up.

Her speech at the University of Minnesota follows other recent remarks laying out Clinton’s broad plan to combat the Islamic State militarily and diplomatically, as well as her invitation to technology companies to do more to weed out incitement and recruitment online. So far, only Clinton and fellow Democratic candidates Sen.

“She’s got no strength, she got no stamina”.

The banner evoked a response from Clinton, who said the hunger strike should prompt Americans to look critically at immigrant detention and close private detention centers run as for-profit enterprises. Matt Whitaker, the former attorney general of the southern district of Iowa appointed under President George Bush and executive director of FACT said an investigation would help show whether Clinton’s office helped other companies gain similar government access.